Goon hit form
Nar Nar Goon will also enter the finals with a victory under its belt, comfortably accounting for Lang Lang 12-15 (87) to 4-6 (30).
The Tigers kept in touch early, trailing by just 17points following a low scoring first half.
The Goon kicked eight goals to two after half time to ensure a comfortable victory.
Bailey Beck, Toby Sherer, Jake Rose, Jay Marcon, Jarrod Mills-Franklin and Josh Grant led the way for the Goon.
William McGindle, Caleb Boswell, Chris Potrich, Joseph Dalgleish, Jake Dwyer and Felix Dunn were the better players for the Tigers.
Goon run it out
Nar Nar Goon ran out a strong victory in the Reserves, 16-17 (113) to 2-3 (15).
The Goon kicked out to a five goal lead at quarter time and were never headed, with Ben Scanlon and Chris Chalmers each finishing with five goals.
Luke Failla showed his desperation to break back into the senior side with a best afield performance, while Tyler Payroli, Travis Simpkin and Zach Scanlon were also prominent.
Brad Thorpe, Peter Bradbury, Hayden Laidlaw and Jeffrey Campbell finished the season strongly for Lang Lang.
Goon made to work
Nar Nar Goon were made to work for their victory over Lang Lang in the under 18s.
The Goon led by just nine points at three-quartertime and only broke away in the final quarter, booting three goals to one to win 7-8 (50) to 4-3 (27).
Cooper Hampton finished with four goals, while Luke Dortmans, Michael Van Roy, Joel Hoefer, Nathan Simmons and Ryan Doolan also led the Goon to victory.